The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER p, 1851.

Of Kansas City, Harrington and Otn-
rr places. has returned.
The time has not yet come when a
Texas rebel can be elected sheriff OF
saline county in opposition TO a Tn
ion soldier.
n. n. jackson, nominated by the
Republicans Of Atchison county for
District Judge, l. brother Of Il.
jackson, Of Ellsworth.
MkRRIEp-Mr. Henry Finch and
Mrs. Briggs, both Of Salins, at the
residence 81 the bride, Saturday Oct.
Is. by the Rev. r. York.
A -taunch. time-tried Prohibition
1T contributes sensible article up
GA the cause. which appear upon
the first page Of this paper.
August Engborg, Of this city. de-
signs establishing a saltwater man
ufactory at Mcpherson, and l. now
IL that place 10 begin operations.
The Rock Island tracklayers have
commenced again, and il iseXpeeted
they will not stop until the track is
laid through To- Salina.--tLii'Hs Ga
-,ff,
Deuiocrats and Republicans unite
in expressing their opinion that
Alexander Melvin Campbell will be
elected Regi-t ar Of Deeds bv al least
i.'sD majority.
The wife aud children Of Claik
Prescott. of Council Bluffs, Iowa. are
visiting her sister. Mrs 70. ID. Baker,
having arrived ON last Thursday.
They will remain SOME time.
quite a farewell banquet WAS Civ
"a "Wednesday night az Abilene TO
r. ". ODDS. division engineer Of the
santa Pc. and Walter Barr, who il
a. te the new L. T.. agent al Salina.
The Saline river will i'm few
weeks have five bridges within a
few hundred rods Of each other, at
the iocolitN where the railroad and
wagon bridges cross that stream.
Mrs. 4. II. Allison left ON the
s:I5 Missouri Pacific train Sstur-
day morning 90 visit At Lyndon,
Kan. aud places in Missouri and
Illinois. aud will then 90 TO her hus-
hand in Alabama.
The honors Of the democratic
county convention were conferred
on the Fourth ward. The charm an,
the two secretaries, sergeant-at-
arms and four members Of the exec
utive committee all came from that
Wsrd
NJ. d. Herington, Of Harrington,
aud r. l.. TomlinsOn. Of SRlina,
stockholders Of the Mcpherson street
railway company, are in the city for
the purpose Of making arrangements
TO extend the Kansas avenue line
N~PhcrsoH RcpWbiiros.
4 new ruling Of the pOstOfiice de-
partment provides that postal cards
that are uncalled for will be returned
20 the writer az the end OF thirty
days: also that advertised letters
will be held up hut two weeks in
stead Of four, a. heretofore, before
being sent to the dead letter office At
Washington.
4 school professor suggests that II
two men are required to complete a
school building, how long would it
take two rustlers to do the same
work And claimed that il rus
tlercsf-ur one who rs a real rustler-
was put in charge of the job, ii
would be- done IN very much quicker
time. The latter problem i easy u
solution.
The "nubhin of nose Of the Da
Ni- countenauce twiches vigorously
~ he speaks the words. Alexander
Melvin Campbell" He would give
his Interest in the HsrGid 10 down
the popular old ~cOtchman, and
when he ~ay~. Campbell i Ia bee
beateu.' il takes his breath away
sud lac wheezes like hroken-down
engine.
That eminent female Suilragist, J.
N. Davis. continues To argue that
Miss Minnie Very should be sup
ported Tor Register of Deeds because
she j. . soldiers orphan. but ne does
not continue his argument 10y
asserting that Oluf Forsse, the faith
fuf Union soldier, should Ice sup
ported ia preference 10 W. II.
Gentry. the Texas rebel.
The Democrats may - well make
up their minds that the full Repub-
liean county ticket will he elected.
u cannot be- heaten. II is only a
question of votes. and the Republic
can candidates will have them.
The blowing and idiotic rawlings Of
the NJ raid have had absolutely no
effect beyond disgusting both Re-
publicaus and Democrats.
The Hsroid -ay- We have insulted
Miss Very in our articles. We
have done no such thing, as the
Herald well knows. We consider
her a very worthy young lady, and
the only reference we have made TO
her al all j. that il is strange that
Davis, man who has always been
violent opposer Of wOmen's rights,
should now 20 hack on his record and
support "a woman for office.
Mrs. Johsnna keberlrin, wife Of
the well-knOwn railroad section boss
John Keberlein, living on Twelfth
street, objects to the amount Of dam
ages allowed for the santa Re right
of-way through her premises. She
& srmed with shotgun and pro-
poses to defy the Santa Fe graders
whenever they make their appear
auce. She j. determined to have
her rights, even though the whole
santa Re- road l. arrayed against
her.
The Rock Islands southwestern
extension has been completed to